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Old 11.10.2009, 03:30 PM   #1123
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Originally Posted by Rob Instigator
all true, but also much easier for "the MAN" to know exactly what yr reading when you read it.

im waiting for my man
26 dollars in my hand

there's no "man" that's after me. the man fingerprinted and photographed me, took my blood samples, interrogated me in front of a camera, and mailed me a green card. if i was going to be paranoid, i'd have bigger things to worry about.

besides, im not reading manuals on making dirty bombs-- fact is, i don't even think amazon sells those, much less through the kindle. if someone wanted to know what books i read they could subpoena amazon and barnes & noble, they have the list of a lot of the books i've bought the past 10 years, including manuals on how to shove beads up a lady's ass. they could also interrogate my local seller of used books-- i live mere blocks away from him anyway and he could pick me out of a crowd. but really, who the fuck cares about what i do?

a few years ago i saw a yellowed copy of abbie hoffman's "steal this book" selling for $40. i laughed.

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ps-- the most "subversive" books i've ever read i've read at library of congress-- CIA sabotage manuals, apologias of the MRTA, and various others. the man gave them to me free of charge!
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